Editors’ Beauty Picks: Fall 2016 Edition

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Editors’ Beauty Picks: Fall 2016 Edition

Heat waves and heat domes, be gone! We are more than ready to embrace fall’s cooler temps, crisper winds and low dew points. Scroll through to see all of the must-have skin, hair and makeup products that Stylish editors are loving this PSL season. 

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Editors’ Beauty Picks: Fall 2016 Edition

Heat waves and heat domes, be gone! We are more than ready to embrace fall’s cooler temps, crisper winds and low dew points. Scroll through to see all of the must-have skin, hair and makeup products that Stylish editors are loving this PSL season. 

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Bite Beauty Multistick

Save time in the morning with this multitasking makeup stick meant for your eyes, cheeks and lips. Available in 18 shades. ($24, sephora.com)

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Origins GinZing Energy-Boosting Treatment Lotion Mist

For those mornings (and afternoons and early evenings) when your skin needs an instant refresher, this spray delivers a dose of radiance with witch hazel, ginseng, caffeine and antioxidant-rich pomegranate. ($21.50, origins.com)

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Glossier the Super Pack

The latest addition to the customizable skincare category is actually three separate serums, each designed to help with different issues. Simply mix and match the formulas based on what your skin needs at the time. Super Pure combats breakouts and redness, Super Glow delivers radiance, and Super Bounce hydrates. ($65, glossier.com)

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Living Proof Full Dry Volume Blast

Without summer’s humidity to give our strands a boost, we rely on this dry texturizing spray whose aero-spheres deliver immediate volume. ($29, sephora.com)

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Leonor Greyl Masque a L’Orchidee

If too much fun in the summer sun wreaked havoc on your strands, add this rich mask to your routine. Plant ceramides strengthen hair while silk proteins lend shine. ($62, net-a-porter.com)

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Yes To Miracle Oil

If you’ve been hesitant to jump on the oil bandwagon, now is the time. These two new formulas from Yes To are instantly absorbed into your skin without any greasy residue. Argan oil brightens and hydrates while primrose oil calms and soothes. ($12.99, target.com)

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Oribe Gold Lust Dry Shampoo

After developing cult-like status for its Apres Beach Spray and Dry Texturizing Spray, the celeb-adored haircare line finally released its own dry shampoo. And, yes, you’ll fall just as hard for the oil-absorbing hair refresher. ($44, oribe.com)

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Caudalie Resveratrol Lift Soft Cream

What, like it’s hard? Caudalie and Harvard Medical School combined powers to create and patent a molecule that helps reverse signs of aging. They then used that technology in this lightweight cream to help deliver smoother, plumper skin, while pearlizers illuminate the complexion and mattifiers get rid of shine. ($76, sephora.com) 

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Vernon Francois Hair

Vernon Francois (a.k.a. Lupita Nyong’o’s mane man) feels your textured hair pain. Taking matters into his own hands, the stylist launched his namesake line for five hair types (coily, kinky, wavy, straight and curly, shown here). The collection’s 13 products include nourishing shampoos, conditioners, a co-wash, a scalp nourishment spray and more. (Starting at $30, net-a-porter.com)

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BeautyKind

Shop for the brands you know and love (Frédéric Fekkai, AHAVA, Indie Lee, to name a few) and the site donates 5 percent of your total purchase to the cause of your choosing. Now, that’s beautiful. (beautykind.us)

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L’Occitane Harmonie Divine Cream

Magnifique! The moisturizer from L’Occitane’s newest collection packs a powerful antiaging punch with Immortelle Millésimée, a never-fading flower sourced in Corsica, and Jania rubens, a red algae that helps to plump and brighten the skin. Thanks to its cream-to-oil application, your skin appears hydrated and glowing — never greasy. ($198, loccitane.com)

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H2O+ 25th Anniversary Oasis Hydrating Treatment

Chokers and flannels aren't the only '90s staple making a comeback. The San Francisco–based beauty brand that you first fell in love with two decades ago is reintroducing its bestselling moisturizer in a generously sized 2.5 fluid ounce container. ($48, h2oplus.com)